LoosenArt Mag / Gallery

Catalogue Exhibition │Millepiani

Posted on July 27 2023

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BLURRED VISIONS

Exhibition
12  —  29 April 2024
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VALENTIN FOUGERAY

Chantal #4 │ Photography, 2023

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VALENTIN FOUGERAY

Chantal #7 │ Photography, 2023

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CHRISTOPHE JOSET
Nocturnes #3 │ Photography, 2016

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With the desire to derealize what surrounds me, I move the light, remain in the silhouettes and the shadows, I create a place, erase another, I capture or shape strange characters and creatures. By transforming landscapes and nocturnal scenes into abstract, dreamy, and mysterious images with a mystical atmosphere and ambiguous content, I try to build a subjective narrative about the magic of the unknown and hidden behind the obvious.
- C. J.

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CHRISTOPHE JOSET
Nocturnes #15 │ Photography, 2016

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With the desire to derealize what surrounds me, I move the light, remain in the silhouettes and the shadows, I create a place, erase another, I capture or shape strange characters and creatures. By transforming landscapes and nocturnal scenes into abstract, dreamy, and mysterious images with a mystical atmosphere and ambiguous content, I try to build a subjective narrative about the magic of the unknown and hidden behind the obvious.
- C. J.

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ELENA KUZNETSOVA
Oleviste │ Photography, 2018

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"Oleviste" is a name of the church, that is located in the Old Town of Tallinn, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
- E. K.

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ELENA KUZNETSOVA
Harjumaa XI │ Photography, 2018
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CHAD WONG
I Live Here! │ Photography, 2023
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“我住喺呢度嘅!/I live here!” is a photo “redocumentation” series that appropriates existing footage from the pro democracy protests in Hong Kong, 2019. Through the act of rephotographing, I sought to recreate the experience as if I were physically present. The resulting moiré pattern produced through this process draws attention to the physicality of the screen and emphasizing the distance between myself and the events that were occurring.
- C. W.
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YULIANA PARANKO
R. │ Photography, 2019
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ALMANTAS PETKUNAS
Void #2 │ Photography, 2023
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'VOID' explores the theme of self-disconnect. To navigate our complex existence, we construct false internal narratives of our identity. The series aims to reveal the distorted self-image shaped by raw emotions like fear, guilt, rejection, or loneliness. Tackling this subject empathy, 'Void' confronts the uncomfortable aspects of human experience while inviting viewers to introspect their own inner demons.
- A. P.
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HUNTER CHAUS
All I've Ever Know │ Photography, 2022
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A confrontation of lost love and missed connections Models: Hunter Chaus & Gary Gonzalez.
- H. C.
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PAUL COUDRIER
The Man and the Bunch of Flowers │ Photography, 2023
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"The man and the bunch of flowers" is taken from the series "Bifröst" produced by Paul Coudrier during winter 2023, north of the polar circle. Harsh and snowy landscapes, a rare light, with an omnipresent grain. The inhabitants, apart from certain fleeting encounters, are almost absent, as if they have gone to other horizons. In this case, here is the cold welcome at the entrance to an establishment.
- P. C.
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KONRAD HELLFEUER
The Face │ Photography, 2022
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TAYLOR SNIDER

Even Then. Even Now. Even Tomorrow. │Photography, 2023
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This work brings light to how prayer feels. Communication with God is peace for my mind and joy for my soul. It is a reminder that I am unconditionally loved beyond my circumstances and beyond my understanding. When I pray I am able to remove myself from my physical situation and find my home in the presence of my Father; it is naturally supernatural.
- T. S.

 

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CHIARA BRUSCHINI

Forme │Photography, 2021
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The costume, understood as popular and court clothing, has undergone a real evolution over the course of history that occurred in parallel with that of the social context of the time. Through movement, the three-dimensionality of the dress takes on a new vision and becomes the protagonist, detaching us from reality and placing the dress sometimes in a contemporary context, sometimes towards its abstraction and timelessness.
- C. B.

 

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ANDRII BULAVKA
Oleksii Koval's Portrait │ Photography, 2023
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ANDRII BULAVKA
Selfportrait │ Photography, 2023
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ZOJA KALINOVSKIS
(Un) Veiled I │ Photography, 2022
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(Un)veiled is a series that explores the notion of hidden identity. The innate human longing to be seen and accepted for who we are whilst simultaneously being afraid to show our true selves, often keeping the truest parts of ourselves hidden. When we hide ourselves, we lose the texture of our humanity. The frosted glass which acts as the metaphor for keeping ourselves hidden whilst longing to be truly seen.
- Z. K.
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ZOJA KALINOVSKIS
(Un) Veiled II │ Photography, 2022
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(Un)veiled is a series that explores the notion of hidden identity. The innate human longing to be seen and accepted for who we are whilst simultaneously being afraid to show our true selves, often keeping the truest parts of ourselves hidden. When we hide ourselves, we lose the texture of our humanity. The frosted glass which acts as the metaphor for keeping ourselves hidden whilst longing to be truly seen.
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YELENA KIMASYUK
Dreams │ Photography, 2023
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Expose your face to the sun's rays, feel the grass with your bare feet, listen to the rustling of branches.
- Y. K.
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JACOB MARIA WAGNER
Kirchenspiegelung │ Photography, 2023
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The photograph is part of the series "Kirchenspiegelungen" (translates to "church reflections) on which I am currently working on. The task is to photographically document in an esthetically pleasing way reflexions in church windows, which get especially interesting when they mixes with the interior of the church and this way create a new reality.
- J. M. W.
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SEONGMOON CHOI
Light Streams │ Photography, 2023
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Capturing motion and time as lines of light flow over an unseen surface, we see the beauty that unfolds when light becomes the subject.
- S. C.
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AGNES EPERJESY
Intention, Fate and Emergence II │ Photography, 2020
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Intention, Fate and Emergence is an ongoing experimental series. It is based on the study of phenomenology, the philosophy of experience. Aiming to illustrate how our individual awareness and understanding of our world may look like if we could strip ourselves from learnt preconceptions and look at our environment more intuitively. The series seeks to depict the complex, rich layers of possible realities dependent of the person viewing it.
- A. E.
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AGNES EPERJESY
Intention, Fate and Emergence V │ Photography, 2022
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Intention, Fate and Emergence is an ongoing experimental series. It is based on the study of phenomenology, the philosophy of experience. Aiming to illustrate how our individual awareness and understanding of our world may look like if we could strip ourselves from learnt preconceptions and look at our environment more intuitively. The series seeks to depict the complex, rich layers of possible realities dependent of the person viewing it.
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KATE CARPENTER
On Memory, Forgetting and All the Damn Rest of It (II) │ Photography, 2022
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My mother, a former photographer, lives with a rare, visual form of Alzheimer's Disease, in which the brain's ability to process what the eyes see is gradually destroyed. Before her eyes, scenes flip, mirror, bend and distort. Woodland photography allows me to process emotions I experience in response to her dementia; these abstract distortions help me to understand and represent her illness.
- K. C.
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KATE CARPENTER
On Memory, Forgetting and All the Damn Rest of It (II) │ Photography, 2022
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My mother, a former photographer, lives with a rare, visual form of Alzheimer's Disease, in which the brain's ability to process what the eyes see is gradually destroyed. Before her eyes, scenes flip, mirror, bend and distort. Woodland photography allows me to process emotions I experience in response to her dementia; these abstract distortions help me to understand and represent her illness.
- K. C.
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